No.1847
im trying to reasonably think as to why there are so many. It's a little odd.
No.1848
There's a large and active hydroelectric dam operating in that lake. Isn't it possible that the dam produces some sort of RFI/EMF that could've messed up the cameras google used?
No.1868
Black squares are added to google earth images to cover up sensitive information. Allegedly, this is because they don't want "terrorists" from using google earth to scout and collect intel. Israel used to have a ton of these black spots to stop Hamas and Hezbollah using them. It turned out to be a dumb idea because a black spot was a sure fire way of knowing there was something to hide there so the whole thing doesn't really work.
No.1869
>>1868Yeah there's nothing spooky about it. Here's a public list of censored sites:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_satellite_map_images_with_missing_or_unclear_dataUsually military stuff.
No.1883
Update from OP: thanks for the replies <3
Half of the rectangles got covered over recently by some newer (normal-looking) images.
It's probably a bug, but what kinda program does these pix go thru that would cause this? Again, it seems to recognise terrain as none of them touch land.
No.1886
>>1883Which area exactly where you searching? What were you looking for? It would help to know where on the map you found these black squares.